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Settings is one page with a row of tabs, and which tabs you see depends on your plan and your role. That is the part that confuses people: a tab named in a guide can be genuinely absent from your own screen, and nothing explains why. This page is the map. Each tab can be linked to directly with ?tab=, which is how the rest of these docs send you to a specific one.

The tabs

Self-hosting with billing off? Every plan gate above passes, because your account reports itself as ULTIMATE when no Stripe keys are set. So you see all of them. Plans and limits has the rule.

Why a tab is missing

Two different reasons, and they are worth telling apart before you go looking for a bug. Your plan does not include it. Webhooks, Auto Post, Sets, Signatures and Developers are each gated on a plan feature. The tab is simply not rendered. Your role is not admin. Teams and Developers additionally require you to be an ADMIN or SUPERADMIN in the organization. This one catches people out, because a plan can include the feature while your own account still cannot open it. Those two tabs call admin-only endpoints the moment they mount, so showing them to a regular member would produce an error rather than a page. If a teammate can see a tab and you cannot, role is the likely difference rather than billing.

Linking straight to a tab

Append ?tab= and the tab’s key:
The keys are global_settings, language, teams, webhooks, autopost, sets, signatures, api and approved_apps. Note that the Developers tab is api, not developers. An unrecognised or unavailable key falls back to Global Settings rather than erroring.

Where to go for each

Your API key

Developers tab. The key the CLI, MCP and the public API all use

Teams

Who you invite, and what each role can do

Auto Post from a feed

One check takes one item, which is the thing to know before setting it up

Webhooks

What she sends, and what happens when your endpoint is slow

Sets and signatures

Saved channel groups and the text appended to posts

Notifications

What she tells you about, and where it arrives